Re: toll booth window solenoids

["dmc_driver <dmc_driver@xxxx>" <dmc_driver@xxxx>]

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David Teitelbaum <jtrealty@xxxx>"
<jtrealty@xxxx> wrote:
> It is not too technically difficult to replace the window
regulators.
> When you buy them from one of the "D" venders they can walk you
> through the procedure. One thing to be careful about, the inside of
> the door has many SHARP edges of stainless steel. The best thing you
> can do is to put duct tape over all the sharp edges before you begin
> after removing the panels. (You did buy all that duct tape that the
> government told you to didn't you?) Well now you have a good use
for it!
> David Teitelbaum
> vin 10757

Everyone should definitely heed David's "duct tape" advice. My
left-side window went off it's track and jammed in the down postion,
plus the door handle rods inside the door needed adjusting, so I had
my arm down through those cut-out holes. After I was done I went
inside the house to wash up and saw blood all over my arm and several
cuts. Funny thing is, I never felt a thing while working on the car.
Sure stung like heck afterwards though.

Richard
vin#5853